︎ Outreach
In and about cities
Hosting activities in a ︎ Real Space
︎ What are the new triggers of shrinkage?
︎ How to increase mobility equity?
︎ How to support non-commodified values?
︎ What are the benefits of active mobility?
Our personal research
We conduct academic research in various European planning schools and write about the methods we used in our projects.︎ What are the drivers of change in urban transformation?
︎ How biodiversity loss affects human wellbeing?
︎Using cultural analysis to map the intangible layers of cities
︎ What are the modes of value production in cities?
Lehtovuori, P., Tartia, J. & Cerrone, D.
N Nurminen, D Cerrone, J Lehtonen
JL Baeza, D Cerrone, K Männigo
︎ Practice
Urban research
︎ In today's hybrid context of producing and contesting just urban spaces, we develop collaborative and inclusive approaches to allocate collective local assets and catalyse new ideas.
Making data meaningful
A complex data landscape requires finding the right balance between the big and the thick, the messy and the human. Data-driven narratives, emerging from complex data landscapes, can help communities exercise agency in their institutional contexts, especially when they are fresh, inclusive, and actionable.
︎Bridging the data relevance gap between the normative and the socially meaninful.
Working with the imaginary
Change is speeding up, and fast-changing societies are looking for new drivers of change attuned to the need for a systemic transition towards sustainability and improved well-being. We innovate design processes by harnessing the values of citizens' science and drive a paradigm shift in place-making.
︎Participatory design enables people to imagine their city's future, contributing to a fuller sense of citizenship and communal belonging.
